MuniServices is taking the lead on cannabis-related questions and lending their expertise to cities and counties wishing to learn more about marijuana’s local impacts.
With Prop. 64 on the Nov. 8 ballot, California voters will decide whether cannabis should become legal for recreational use among adults age 21 and older.
Sixteen candidates will be vying for Irvine mayor and two open City Council seats in the November election.
Four of Santa Ana’s seven council seats, including the mayor’s seat, are up for grabs in November. And seven candidates are vying for the open Ward 3 race including former state assemblyman Jose Solorio, who the OC Weekly called “the Mexican version of Ned Flanders.”
Two of the five city council seats are up for grabs in Santa Clarita, LA County’s third largest city.
Bakersfield’s Mayor, Harvey Hall, has decided to not seek a fifth term this November.
Steinberg would be the first mayor of a major city to give California’s marijuana legalization initiative the thumbs up.
Current Mayor Albert “Little Al” Robles, who is disputing with the District Attorney's Office, will battle it out with former Mayor Jim Dear, who was just recalled as City Clerk.
Ballot Measure C seeks to finance the construction of a joint stadium and convention center annex in the city’s East Village, the last prime undeveloped area in San Diego’s increasingly crowded downtown.
If you thought California’s June Primary was jam-packed, wait until you get a load of San Diego’s November ballot.